Holiday Gift Guide 2013: A Little Something for Everyone In Your Life
Cult-chah! Films, theater, dance, music…all these gifts are lofty in artistic ideals, but most are much more down-to-earth in price.
BAM150: $27.98
As many people consider BAM as pretty much being Brooklyn’s cultural nucleus, there isn’t really a better way to soak up BK culture than by watching this documentary about the institution’s 150-year history. Partially narrated by Brooklyn’s very own Maggie Gyllenhaal!
As many people consider BAM as pretty much being Brooklyn’s cultural nucleus, there isn’t really a better way to soak up BK culture than by watching this documentary about the institution’s 150-year history. Partially narrated by Brooklyn’s very own Maggie Gyllenhaal!
Lou Reed: Berlin DVD: From $12 Filmed in Brooklyn, this Julian Schnabel-directed multi-media presentation of Reed’s glum masterpiece Berlin is a wonderful gift for music and film lovers alike. RIP Lou. We miss you.
TFANA Season Tickets:
$147-$245
Celebrate this theater’s inaugural season with tickets to productions of King Lear and The Killer, starring Red Hook’s own Michael Shannon.
$147-$245
Celebrate this theater’s inaugural season with tickets to productions of King Lear and The Killer, starring Red Hook’s own Michael Shannon.
Tickets to Bushwick Starr: Prices Vary This Obie Award-winning performing space presents a variety of work in the arts of theater, dance, and puppetry.
Sophie Blackall Missed Connections poster: $24.95This Brooklyn-based artist is the creative force behind the ubiquitous Missed Connections
poster that graces your morning commute. Give it to someone to hang on their wall so that their bedroom will feel just like the F train. Or something.
Brooklyn Museum membership: $60 This is a great gift because this membership also gets you into the Guggenheim. So it’s a cultural twofer! Score.
